Twin Sisters

eps 32's

A few minutes later they arrived at Cornelia's residence. Stella was forced to pull by Rangga out of the car to the main door. Not wanting to be pulled again, Stella increasingly passed with rough steps entering the house.

“It looks like Oma should be able to persuade Stella to undergo a week's treatment in the hospital! I'm afraid the medicine we give is not too powerful to maintain his internal organs!” said doctor Rahma who sat there with Oma in the living room.

Hearing that Stella stopped in her footsteps, she hid behind the door listening to their conversation there. Stella invites Rangga to hide with her, hoping that Rangga does not speak.

“A what they mean about me!” mumbling Stella.

Wanting to hear more talk of Oma and Doctor Rahma, Stella often sneaks into the house and approaches the back of the sofa where Oma and Doctor Rahma are sitting.

“What do we do?” whispered Rangga asked.

“Stttt.. Quiet!” stella's orders.

All this time Stella was curious, why every week Oma did an examination for him, even though he thought he was fine.

“Does the medicine that Stella always takes cannot help repair her internal organs!” said Oma.

“It seems so, so it is better every one week we try to bring Stella to the hospital for further examination, so that Justin's doctor can also examine it more deeply!” doctor Rahma's advice for Oma to immediately agree, guarantee of Stella's own treatment is none other than doctor Justin, one of the organ doctors who are most proud in the hospital.

“I'll foamy coax him!” obviously Oma.

“Oh yes, has not that one child come? When can we start the examination for him as well, fearing that he might even be worse than Stella!” tmujar doctor Rahma who is looking for Vivian.

“Besok only doctor, today focus on checking Stella first, tell me if there is anything awkward!” obviously Oma who was retorted by Dr. Rahma.

“Se actually you are sick what?” rangga asked, only this time he heard about Stella's condition which seemed really bad.

“A I don't know either?” whispered Stela, all this time the disease was always kept secret from her.

“What do you mean don't know, you're sick don't ask the doctor!”

Behind the sofa they both began to row about the conversation that never finished. While Oma and Rahma's doctor were still busy chatting began to feel the presence of Stella and Rangga there.

Oma peeked, wondering what was behind the sofa. Sure enough, Oma saw the figure that had been waiting for her to hide there. Oma told Rahma's doctor to be quiet, after Rahma's doctor received the order, Oma began to step slowly towards Stella and Rangga who were still rowdy.

“Have not asked again, we will be caught!” stella gave a warning.

“Knowledge?” said Oma.

“Already silent!” stella insists again who thinks that Rangga has just spoken.

“Ta but not me!” rangga defended himself.

“If you are not in vain.” said Stella again, suddenly he stopped because he saw Oma who stood right behind Rangga, staring intently at him.

“What's up?” asked Rangga who was starting to get nervous seeing Stella's dumbfounded expression.

“O Oma.”

“Oma?” clearly Rangga was increasingly looking at Stella, and sure enough he found Oma behind him.

“What are you guys doing here?” asked Oma with a serious look.

“A.. There aren't.. We just arrived!” stella said that she could not avoid the question, which without telling her, Oma also knew what they were doing.

“Kemari.” exclaimed Oma told Stella to sit next to her with doctor Rahma.

Rangga also joined in, sitting on one of the sofas observing them.

“Oma... What do I actually hurt?” tanyanya Stella ventured to ask that question.

“You are seriously ill, be quiet and don't ask again! Doctor Rahma has been waiting for you for a long time!” said Oma who instead gave the order, avoiding Stella's question.

Slowly Rahma's doctor began to examine Stella, starting from her heartbeat then pulse. After feeling enough, Rahma's doctor prescribes medicine for Stella. Without explaining anything to Stella, Rahma's doctor only gave a small nod to Oma then said goodbye politely.

Clearly Stella was confused about this situation. Dr. Rahma did not even explain anything to him, about what disease he suffered until he had to swallow many kinds of drugs.

“Remember..take this medicine!” emphatically Oma then began to move from there, without any explanation like doctor Rahma.

“Oma, what's wrong with me!” Stella grabs Oma's hand, holding Oma back from her steps before answering her question.

“You're sick!”

“I know, but what pain? why every day I have to take drugs like this, and again this drug is also different from the drug last month!” stella's whine is starting to wither.

“Already.. You just follow the prescription of the drug, do not make Oma a headache, this is also for your good!”

“But explain first, what's wrong with me! Otherwise I wouldn't drink it!”

“Stella, type! It's for your good, would you rather stay in the hospital for a checkup!” Oma resolute.

“Ti no.. But!” said Stella who still hopes Oma gives true clarity for him.

“Do not ask again and eat that medicine!” obviously Oma then brushed off Stella's hand and passed away leaving her.

After Oma's departure, Stella fell silent, thinking about what happened to her. Oma had always been hiding something.

This time whatever Oma was hiding didn't surprise her at all. The first time Stella found out that she was not Oma's granddaughter, she was already very shocked, trying to hide the fact that she did not know about her identity, so they did not worry.

Stella realized, during this also she had never seen a photo of the figure of a woman he considers mother. Oma purposely hid it, it was not the right time for her to tell everything now, that was the word that Oma always said to Stella. False hope so that Stella does not ask much more, because for Oma to tell it is not the right thing, she prefers to keep the secret forever.

Until now Stella has been patient, patiently waiting for the truth from Oma. But one by one the truth appeared before Stella by chance. Last night, Stella accidentally got an important paper in Oma's room, a letter containing a message to give her Vaccines little by little.

And today he heard for himself the advice of Rahma's doctor, the advice that his treatment be done in the hospital for further examination. Obviously it is not a small problem, whether what disease Stella suffered. Moreover they also wanted to check on Vivian's state, what was the matter exactly?.

Thinking about all this, made Stella so dizzy. Many things happened, many secrets that he did not know challenged himself.

Negative thoughts began to overwhelm his brain, slowly he began to cry, in between his tears Stella walked unsteadily towards his room. Rangga just stared in surprise while following Stella from behind. He understood a little about Stella now.

Stella began to shorten her breath in between her cries. Slowly his steps became weaker, after arriving at the second floor, precisely in front of the door of his own room, he crouched down.

Stella was crying. Rangga who saw it often felt sad, although in fact he did not know the reason for the crying and sad.

“Ka you why cry.. Don't cry anymore!” persuade the increasingly unbearable Rangga.

Rangga's words were not heard by Stella at all, her crying became more and more. Rangga crouched down, trying to calm Stella in his arms.

Stella's breathing grew stifling, she began to be unable to hold back her sigh. In a hurry Stella got up to open the door, in the way of drugs that she often drank. But when he found the cure, instead Stella threw it all away.

“Le I'd rather die than drink this poison again!” said Stella in between her shortness of breath that became so.

All the drugs he scatter right, even the drugs that have just been prescribed to him he also throw carelessly so scattered on the floor. Rangga wondered what happened to Stella who was growing crazy.

“What's wrong with you?” tanyanya who tried to calm Stella by holding her figure tightly.

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If there are similarities in the names of characters, characters, and places, I as the author apologize. This story is merely fictitious, not intended to offend readers and others.